Walkerville Collegiate Institute - Blue and White Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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MISS ROBBINS— ( v) Enjoying life: (r) Fermez vos cahiers, s’il vous plait?”: (1959) hiving in a chateau at Peribonka. RICHARD BLACK— (w) Science: (r) The orbit of l he nth spectre of Zeus cast a profound, etc.; (1959) Making an Atomic Horseless Carriage. RICHARD BLOCH— w) Wireless i)| - 1 erator: (r) “No jury will ever con¬ vict me:” (1959) Making a Time ■ Bomb with a 2” fuse. BILL BOUTElLLER —( v) Detroit on the Tecumseh Terror;” (1959) Owner of Brewery. CARL BOYER (w) Algebra; (r) Charles 1 (1959) Manager of Boyer ' s haunted shack. Miss Robbins •‘Avenue; (r) Old Comrades KATHRYN BRICK —(w) Hair styles; (r Gotta hurry home—I ' m wearing my sister ' s cashmere sweater:” (1959) Lounging at the Waldorf in a new pair of shoelaces. RAY BROOK— (w) Living: (r) Chesty: (1959) We dare not guess. GORDON CUMMING— (w) Playing Hie violin on street corners; r) A man ' s gotta live;” (1959) Playing the lead in Macbeth. RON ELVIDGE— (w) Going to bed early; (r) Don’t worry Mr Ball—some day 1 will get my homework done;” (1959) Still getting Mr. Ball worried. Be4joK- BILL FELLOWS— (w) Wine, women and song: (r) “Hey Mr. McLeod—Did you hear about the fish that walked x miles?”; (1959) William Risely Fellows. M D.—Down the Alley: Knock 3 times. DOUG FLETCHER— (w Driving a car slowly; r) The Ford not only possesses a motor but a steering wheel, too; (1959) Fletcher Auto-Mart. RUDY GEN GEN BACH— (w) Helping Mr. Fletcher teach Trig.: (r) How many here. Boys?”; (1959) Head Bar¬ tender at the Commodore. » PAULINE HUNT w) Western U. Dances: (r) For Good¬ ness Sake!”; (1959) President of the Water Works. JANET GREENHOW- (w) Trig. Classes; (r) Yum, Yum; (1959) Married to an Advertising man. FRED JOYCE (w) Blondes. Buicks. Bottles; (r) It wasn’t me. He only looked like me; (1959) Taking roll call of his family. CHARLIE LEE—(w) Pet I tea Femmes; (r) Horn ami Hoof;” (1959) Teaching French to Siberians. DON LONG—(w) Wooden cues, green cloths, small, moving, round objects; (r) Hi Ya, Cheesfe;” (1959) Making Junior Basketball Team. JAMIE MacDONALD — w) Dancing in Assemblies; (r) The Boy with the K.C.I. interest; (1959) Farmer in the Dell. ROSS McBRIDE— ( v) Making ALL- ’ITY Teams; (r) He’s got a real cute sister; (1959) Teaching Ballet. PAUL MELNICK— (w) Playing invisible violins: (r) Blond and bashful; (1959) Melnik ' s Borsh A- Vodka Palace. DOUG MONTROSE —(w) Weekends (Lost anti Found); (r) Set ’em up:” (1959) Left-handed Dentist Alcoholics unanimous. JOHN PATKAU —(w) Trigonometry; (r) Someday Fletcher will be sorry; (1959) Teaching higher Math, at Kingston Pen. HARRY PATTERSON—(u) Tomatoes and Bricks; (r) W.- C.l.’s Happified Boy; (1959) Selling Shoe Laces. MARJORIE RODDY — w) After four o ' clock movies; (r) Gotta Big Date Marjorie?; (1959) R aising a Brood (Brooding). JOHN SHAM ESS — w) Pool Halls and Punch Boards; (r) The Boy from Shore Acres: (1959) Kozak and Shamess. LEE SMITH -(w) Progressive Jazz; (r) W.C.l.’s threat to Barbara Ann Scott; (1959) Raising Race Horses. VALDY SPAKOWSKI (vv Selling tickets, wallets, purses (used); (r) 5c each. 5 for 30c; (1959) Selling Real Estate six feet under l ake Erie. KEN STOREY —(w) Wild Parties and Lost weekends: (r) You now have 2 years. Will you try for 3?; (1959) No¬ torious Gangster. GORDON SWATKOW-lw) Pool Rooms; (r) Tall, dark and Handy; (1959) Gordie ' s Billiards. KEN SYKES (w) Grade 9 Girls; (r) The Powerhouse; ( 1959) C.O. of Essex Scottish. TONY TECHKO— (W) Baseball; (r) Strong and Silent; (1959) Major League S ar. BARBARA WARD w) Being escorted home from School; (r) How neat!: (1959) Designing Yo-Yo ' s. BILL WASS —(w) Crowds around tables in smoky surround¬ ings; (r) CENSORED!!; (1959) Commander of the Garbage Fleet. (w) Weakness (r) Remarks (1959) Occupation in 1959

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27 GRADE 13A MISS McLAREN--( w) Macbeth: Cr) • You ' re supposed to lie university material: (1959) Acting. JANET BARNBY (w) Food, food RUd just a little more food; (r) The Merry Mermaid: (1959) Trip. g ;acher (Ha! Ha!). Y ANN BOEHMER (w) Glg - ng; (r) Our top Latin student— rtic ularly on Cicero; (1959) ‘aching: at her Country School. AN BROUGH —(w) Potato Chips; (r) Hey! Nurse; (1959) Esther Williams. 2nd. SALLY DAYUS -(w) Lieutenant Col¬ onels; (r) Sweet and petite; (1959) Bubble Dancer. MISS McLaren JACQUELINE DAMASHE - (w) Men; (r) I ' ve got to finish this for Mrs. Todgham ; (1959) Still wearing sweaters? DON EBBING HA US—(vv) Sleeping in class; (r) “See my shrapnel. Fellas? ; (1959) Chief bird watcher. RON EDEN w) Frankie Laine; (r) I pot 20 games for just 5c; (1959) Eden’s Gas Station. JEAN FAIRLEY —(w) Stratford?; (r) Livin’ for swimmin’; (1959) Miss Western Ontario. DON FORSYTH —(w) Playing euchre in Spanish: (r) A little shy and sad of eye; (1959) Pro. football player. ERIC GREENHOW -(w) Anything but studying: (r) Doesn’t he know how to pet mad?; (1959)Comp)aint Dept. DON HENRY —(w) Pool; (r) ISA’s most handsome woman hater: (1959) Still playing pool. MARJORIE HART —(w) Sewing, sewing, and making fudge; (r) Horse Feathers! ; (1959) Giving Singer’s tips. ANN HILLIARD —(w) Eating chocolate bars in the Tuesday afternoon study: (r) Lessons in tennis by the hour: (1959) Kezia, the nurse. BILL LAING (w) Horse-laughs; (r) Head soda-jerk at Willson ' s Drug Store; (1959) Still trying. BILL MacM lLLAN —(w) Nurses and showing pictures of himself; (r) He’s a good kid! : (1959) Training nurses? PAUL MANSFIELD— (w) Mr. Swanson?; (r) Ask him for 25% off at Birks; (1959) W.C.I.’s head drummer. MARGARET MARTIN —(w) Olives; (r) Everybody loves her laugh; (1959) Qui salt? BOB MARTIN —(w) X’s and O’s: (r) Ask Marion: (1959) Still blowing his horn? ALBERT MATE —(w) Snooker at Slash’s; (r) I don’t like your attitude, woman;” (1959) Leading his own or¬ chestra. SHIRLEY MOORE— (w) Wavy-haired men; (r) Gosh I hate this tight skirt; (1959) Nursing handsome millionaires. HUGH MORRIS—(w) K.P. Kitchen patrol, that is: (r) The Board will get. the bill for this: (1959) Selling shoes at Bondy’s. PETER OPRICA —(w) Lonni Richardson; (r) You should hear Peter’s in Chemistry and French. They are an education In themselves; (1959) Best pool shark in Windsor. KATHERINE PIERCE— (w) Tall. Blond men. (r) Person¬ ality. plus IT;” (1959) A nurse If she isn’t married. OLGA RADENOVICH —(w) Basketball tournaments; (r) See ya’ at Normal;” (1959) Principal—of what? DON RICHARD— (w) Poker; (r) I’m a little weak in this: (1959) Painting magazine covers for Esquire. LONNI RICHARDSON —(w) Toronto (Oshawa); (r) Lonni loves school—when she’s there; (1959) Married—Doctor or lawyer? SYLVIA ROBB —(w) Men and chocolate sundaes; (r) Some day I’ll get hitched;’’ (1959) Freckle Queen of 59. JOAN SAMPSON— (w) The art room; (r) Marvellous ping- pong player. Want a game? ; (1959) Raising a family . as Mrs? JIM SNEDDEN (w) Jitter-bugging; (r) Read any good books on Human Destiny lately? ; (1959) Professor? IRENE SPAKOWSKI— (w) Snooker at Stash’s; (r) Stop it Albert! ; (1959) Athletic director at Assumption College. RICHARD STEVENSON- (w) Marks in the 90’s and four boys; (r) W.C.I.’s candidate for the Oscar; (1959) Re¬ tiring as owner of Stevenson’s Dairy. ANN VERMEER —(w) Movie books: (r) Wanna hitch to Florida this summer?; (1959) Hollywood reporter. (w) Weakness (r) Remarks (1959) Occupation in 1959

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13C 29 MR. SWANSON — v) Hydrogen sul¬ phide gas; (r) “You’re a little weak on this!”; (1959) Teaching Chem- lstr.v? CAM ANDERSON— (w) Blonde “An¬ nie; (r All-round-guy: (1959) Calling Dr. Anderson 1 CATHERINE BAILEY — w) Midland Cream puffs; (r) Doesn ' t like Trig, hut loves Trig class; (1959) Skiing in Alaska. LEO BEHUNE —(w) Pool room; (r) Looks good in a brush cut!; (1959) Electrical engineer. Mr. Swanson JERRY BROWN (w) Too many to put here; (r) 11 chase les jeunes femmes toujours: (1959) Dr. Brown: surgeon. GEORGE BUDAK —(w) Sleenv-time guy; (r) Lean, lank and lethargic; (1959) Proulllard broker. EUGENE CHERNIAK (w) French “Belles”; (r) Bubbling with knowledge: (1959) Prof. Cherniak—Chemistry. JOHN CHOLVAT w Photography; (r) Our favourite milkman; (1959) Milking cows for Purity. JOYCE FENTON — w) Mr. Swanson ' s class; (r) Energetic Miss; (1959) Lab Technician. CAROLE HARRISON — w» Physics; (r) Smart and purdy too; (1959) l.ab Technician. FOSTER HUTTON —(w) I’ll take you home again Kathleen; (r) “Fearless Fosdick:’’ (1959) Still loafing. LEONARD KARPENKO (w » Agreeing avec Miss McIntyre: (r) Quite a card: (1959) Bookie. JEAN KEN MU RE — w) Horsing around in History; (r) Slick chick: (1959) Mommy! DOROTHEA MATHIESON (w) Homemade pies; (r) Won¬ derful H’l gal; (1959) Teaching kids. JOHN McPHEDRAN (w) Les fllies; (r) Where did he get those muscles?: (1959) Chemical engineer. MARY MORRIS —(w) Going to hockey games—why?: (r) Brain child: (1959) Doctor, maybe. BOB MORRIS (w) Chess, natch; (r) “The golden bugler: (1959) Poolshark. STUART MUSGRAVE — (w) Tennis: (r) Good ad for Pepso- dent: (1959) Papa! SHIRLEY O’BRIEN —(w) Driving papa’s car; (r) Math whiz: (1959) Not teaching. HAROLD PADDISON (w) Hockey; (r) Shy guy; (1959) Kicking around. JUNE PALMER (w Fast basketball; (r) P.T. pedagogue; (1959) Ask her. LILLIAN PARGELEN— (wj Baby blue eyes; (r) Whose??; (1959) In partnership with Leone. KATHLEEN PAZNIAK w) Pharmacy: (r) Einstein’s right hand man: (1959) Handing out prescriptions. SONIA STECIUK —(w) Making candy; r) Chums with “Cookie: (1959) Pianist at Duffy’s Tavern. HELEN STEEVES— (w) Garoons; r Riverside belle: (1959) Nurse. BARBARA T A IT —(w) “Begin the Reguine: ’ (r) Honestly, Mr. Burr. I knew it when I left home;’’ (1959) Harrison the 2nd. LEONE TAYLOR —(w) American clothes; (n Did you ever watch her chew gum ' .’; (1959) Digging ditches. WALTER URE— (w) Rhumba: (r) “I’m getting my teeth out!’’; (1959) Farmer-dentist. MIKE VORKAPICH w) Hockey fiend; (r) Always “smiling through;” (1959) Still deciding. STAN WASYLYSHYN-(w) Tall, silent man: (r) Alias “Stash;” (1959) Working for Wojcik. JOE WOJCIK —(w) Chums with Stash: (r) Alias “Blackie;” (1959) Working for Wasylyshyn. (w) Weakness (r) Remarks (1959) Occupation in 1959